Sentence examples for podium framing from inspiring English sources
Behind the colonnade, nine large new windows and a doorway have been knocked into the very thick wall of the podium, framing views across the water to the Harbour Bridge.
And by the time Mr. Bush, in a crisp blue suit and red tie, walked briskly to the podium and, framed by a mural depicting an Iowa farm, began to speak, 500 faces were staring back.
FOR his past five state-of-the-union addresses, George Bush has been framed by two overweight white men, sitting behind him on the podium.
Mr. Sinopoli, with his bushy hair and beard, the sweeping physicality of his conducting gestures and an intensely focused gaze framed by wire-rimmed glasses, was a formidable figure both on the podium and off.
On several occasions, he framed the interaction between the press corps and the White House communication office as a daily battle, using phrases like "winning the exchange from the podium".
In the side by side shot, the frame around Bush's podium artificially lifted him to place him evenly alongside Kerry.
Shanghai Jasper Tower, located in Pu Dong Lujiazui by Huangpu River, consists of a four-storey basement, 46-storey main tower, top-steel frame, and four-storey podium.
"We want to grease the skids in Frankfurt so that when the production versions come out people will say, 'Oh yes, that's what they were going for.'" That time frame would put an Evos-inspired vehicle on a podium in Detroit in January.
With his slight frame and wiry look, Mr. Nott is no dazzler at the podium.
